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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1918
Page
3
A 10 to 15 dollar steam sterilizer for dairy utensils is described using a roasting pan galvanized box and a kerosene stove. The plan aims to kill bacteria in milk cans and utensils, extending shelf life and reducing disease risk for small dairies serving communities. It includes detailed construction steps and emphasizes patriotism in dairy care.
Instructional column detailing gelatin use in meats jellies lemon jelly prune jelly and grape sherbet plus celery meat dishes and rich oyster stew with traditional puddings like apple cracker pudding Indian pudding and Welsh rarebit. emphasizes economical, practical kitchen techniques and a closing proverb about perseverance.
Quick kitchen ideas including chili con carne style leftovers in a casserole bake. Mock terrapin with beef liver and bacon fat, lightly seasoned. Canned corn on toast with butter milk and pepper, served with bacon. Yorkshire corn pudding batter baked in muffin rings with roast juice and gravy.
The text outlines prices for steam sterilizers at 10 to 15 dollars and notes the sterilizer itself should cost no more than 8 dollars. Buying a small store could add 4 to 5 dollars. It references kerosene stores costing 4 to 5 dollars and mentions state variations in agricultural departments.
The article details constructing a galvanized-iron sterilizer box with an 11 inch high bar, riveted and soldered stiff wire inside, and optional corner reinforcements. It notes placement above the cover and distances from corners, plus using a kerosene stove or kitchen stove heat sources, as well as brick backing for low-cost setups.
A fragment from the Hindingham Age Hered discusses a man named Githers. He is accused of shirking responsibility and relying on others to move societal efforts, while he remains passive and unproductive during revolutions. The piece critiques his perceived duty as a citizen.
American women heading to Paris during the war now have a dedicated hotel the YWCA has opened the Hotel Petrograd and appointed Miss Blanche Geary as manager. Geary, a building construction expert, previously oversaw YWCA hostess houses at Plattsburg Fort Worth Army City Fanton Okio and Allentown. Wildcats Stop Mining at Abel Coal Company mines delayed production by 200 tons as three wildcats tied up operations. Miners hunted the cats after frost revealed tracks. no coal was mined during the ensuing search.
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